Covid-19 Vaccination for Children
All children aged 5 -11 continue to be offered vaccination against Covid-19.
Two doses of the vaccine (at least 12 weeks apart) should give the child long-lasting protection against serious complications of infection and some protection from mild symptoms.
To book an appointment, please visit
https://www.nhs.uk/covidvaccination or call 119.
The NHS wants to support you to make an informed choice with more information available here
COVID-19: A guide for parents of children aged 5 to 11 (publishing.service.gov.uk)
If you do not know your child’s NHS number you can get it:
- by checking your child’s personal health record (the red book given to you when your child was born)
- by checking any NHS letters, prescriptions or test results you may have received for your child
- by going to the NHS.UK website
- by asking your GP practice to help you
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